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'SlutWalk' in Argentina

A girl holds a sign that reads in Spanish 'I am a slut, you're a slut, your mother is a slut' during a 'SlutWalk' in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

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A woman shows her breasts with the word 'Whore' written on her stomach during so-called 'Slutwalk' against sexual violence at Plaza de la Republica square in Buenos Aires on August 19, 2011. Participants protest against explaining or excusing rape by referring to any aspect of a woman's appearance. (AFP/Juan Mabromata)

A woman shout slogans as she takes part in a SlutWalk rally against sexual abuse and inequality in Buenos Aires August 19, 2011. SlutWalk is a protest movement that has attracted thousands of people in various cities who rally to denote sexual inequality in general and in particular, the injustice of blaming the victim rather than the rapist or abuser, the organisers said during speeches at the rally. (Reuters/Marcos Brindicci)

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A woman takes part in a 'SlutWalk' rally against sexual abuse and inequality in Argentina on August 19, 2011. SlutWalk is a protest movement that has attracted thousands of people in various cities who rally to denote sexual inequality in general and in particular the injustice of blaming the victim rather than the rapist or abuser, the organisers said during speeches at the rally. (Reuters/Marcos Brindicci)

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A woman applies lipstick on another as they take part in a SlutWalk rally against sexual abuse and inequality in Buenos Aires on August 19, 2011. SlutWalk is a protest movement that has attracted thousands of people in various cities who rally to denote sexual inequality in general and in particular the injustice of blaming the victim rather than the rapist or abuser, the organisers said during speeches at the rally. (Reuters/Marcos Brindicci)

A woman holds a sign that reads in Spanish 'My body and my clothes are none of your business' during a 'SlutWalk' in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Friday Aug. 19, 2011. The protests originated in Toronto, Canada where they were sparked by a police officer's remark that women could avoid being raped by not dressing like 'sluts'. (AP/Natacha Pisarenko)

Protesters holds signs that read in Spanish 'A beautiful woman is one who fights and 'The new man doesn't look for prostitutes' during a 'SlutWalk' in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Aug. 19, 2011. So-called 'SlutWalks' have been held around the world, asserting that women's rights should be respected no matter their occupation, beliefs, age or physical appearance. ' (AP/Natacha Pisarenko)

A protester puts lipstick on another protester during a 'SlutWalk' in Buenos Aires, Argentina on August 19, 2011. So-called 'Slutwalks' have been held around the world, asserting that women's rights should be respected no matter their occupation, beliefs, age, or physical appearance. (AP/Natacha Pisarenko)